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Colorado River - Lees Ferry - November 21st, 2005
supplied by: Lees Ferry Anglers FISHING: Fair
By: Scott Heinsius
Today's Fishing Rating: Upriver: 6.5 Walk-in: 3
Key: 1= go fish someplace else: 10= rent a helicopter and get here now!
Today's Crowd Rating: Upriver: 2.0 Walk-In: 1.0
Key: 1= sleep late and fish where you want: 10= very crowded, get up early
Today's Weather: Another cool day here in the desert, with mostly blue sky sunshine. High of around 53.
Today's River Flows: Releases from Glen Canyon Dam for the month of November will average 8,400 cfs. Monday through Friday the flows will fluctuate between 5,250 cfs and 10,250 cfs. On Saturday the high will peak at 10,000 and on Sunday the high will reach 9,500. These flows should continue for the duration of the month.
Today's Fly Fishing Upriver: Seems to have picked up today, as Captain Skip says. Bigger, healthier fish were being pulled from the water. Some dry flies here and there.
Todays Fishing Walk-In: N/A Spin Fishing Report: Fish near the bottom with Marabou Jigs and Panther Martins. Glo bugs on the end will always be productive, as well as rubber worms.
Projected River Flows: Releases from Glen Canyon Dam for the month of November will average 8,400 cfs. Monday through Friday the flows will fluctuate between 5,250 cfs and 10,250 cfs. On Saturday the high will peak at 10,000 and on Sunday the high will reach 9,500. These flows should continue for the duration of the month. The estimated average release for December will be 13,000cfs per day.
Fishing Forecast: Now water fluctuations have returned to Lees Ferry we should see fishing pick up. We suggest fishing the riffles during the morning rise. The fish should swarm into the shallow water looking for stranded scuds and annelids. Fish San Juan Worms and hairs back scuds to imitate these creatures. There is still a healthy population of midges so try fishing a dry dropper with a stimulator and a zebra midge. The daily releases from the dam should start at 5,250 cfs and peak at 10,250 cfs.